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Marlow Navigation
Partner. Ship. Redefined.
About Marlow Navigation
Founded in 1982 and headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus, Marlow Navigation is a leading independent provider of ship management services, offering technical management, crew management, and seafarer training. Supported by more than 1,300 shore-based professionals across a global network of offices, agencies, and training centres in 14 countries, approximately 16,300 crew serving on board vessels at any given time, and an active employment pool of over 26,000 seafarers, Marlow manages over 1,175 vessels for ship owners worldwide. Over the past four decades, our scope of services has broadened to now include fully-fledged maritime management activities: • full technical ship management • crew management • crew recruitment • maritime training and safety • offshore specific project management, and • finance and administration
Verified activity
Signals from Marlow Navigation
5 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Marlow Navigation participated in the groundbreaking ceremony of the United Marine Green Energy Center, a new training facility being developed by United Marine Training Centre, Inc.
Reported by Marlow Navigation
Partnerships
Marlow Navigation supports the development of the United Marine Green Energy Center, a new training facility in Manila, Philippines, by partnering with United Marine Training Centre, Inc.
Reported by Marlow Navigation
Strategy & Corporate Development
Marlow Navigation is a leading provider of maritime navigation solutions and maritime safety services.
Reported by Andreas Alexandrakis
People
Marlow Navigation welcomed four postgraduate graduates from the Marlow team, including Keith Adrian Bernabe, Christopher Donn Ramirez, Cyril Bernard Relota, and Konstantinos Filippou, who earned their MSc degrees in International Trade and Shipping Management and Marine Engineering and Management respectively.
Reported by Marlow Navigation
Legal & Regulatory
Marlow Navigation reported that the 2022-built, 3,100 dwt chemical tanker Alsu collided with an unidentified vessel in the Sea of Marmara on September 2, 2026, after colliding with a Turkey-flagged, 1990-built, 2,981 dwt general cargoship Tugberk Imamoglu.
Reported by Andreas Alexandrakis